ByDan Knauss
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Google Fonts now supports open source icons, starting with the Material Design icon set. 👍
They’ve “also created an entirely new icon for Google Fonts itself.” In my view, this change makes another Google product logo unrecognizable. 🤷♂️
John Eckman has done a second annual post on what the WordPress community can learn from Drupal. It’s quite good, and quite thorough. Here’s his tl;dr version, but the whole post is certainly worthwhile: What can the WordPress community learn from the state of Drupal? The Drupal Association, which organizes DrupalCon and promotes Drupal adoption…
Actually owning your own content is not as easy as broadcasting it on Twitter. While WordPress does democratize publishing, there are many places and countless situations today that don’t or — perhaps worse — can’t take advantage of WordPress.
DigitalOcean’s acquisition of Cloudways is an investment in the WordPress ecosystem with an emphasis on “digital agencies, eCommerce sites, bloggers, freelance developers and builders hosting on WordPress.”
The Prototype Fund is a project of the Open Knowledge Foundation Germany, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). Individuals and small teams can apply for funding for projects related to open source tools and applications in the fields of civic tech, data literacy, data security and more. Over the next 3…
Video Picks 📺 Here is my video pick for the week: Running WordPress on AWS Lightsail: Jerry Hargrove demonstrates at a recent WordPress New York Meetup how to to leverage the features and capabilities of Amazon Lightsail to ensure a WordPress site is up and running. Podcast Picks 🎙️ Here are my podcast picks: Balancing Work,…
Quill is a free, open source WYSIWYG editor that has just reached version 1.0, though it’s been public for two years. I was doing research recently and Quill was a top contender in the realm of open source editors. What attracts me to Quill is it’s ease of use and it’s extensive API. It’s latest features…
